Sentence examples for constitutional necessity from inspiring English sources

"The constitutional necessity of same-sex marriage is only a matter of time," he said.

Lord Justice Judge, the head of the judiciary who appointed Lord Justice Leveson, said at the outset that independence of the press is "a constitutional necessity".

But in this perfect storm, beware any attempt to say the Strathclyde muzzle has become a constitutional necessity to break a logjam of the government's own making.

As the lord chief justice put it so eloquently in his keynote speech to the Justice Human Rights Conference in London last year: "In a country governed by the rule of law, the independence of the press is a constitutional necessity".

This method would avoid the constitutional necessity of a two-thirds majority for international treaties in the Senate.

In May of 1861 he predicted "this war — war it will be, and a terrible one" would "generate new social and constitutional necessities and new formulas".

Genuine reform is a Constitutional and economic necessity.

The council also said its constitutional declaration was a necessity in order for the military to run the country's affairs during this "critical period".

Consider the necessity of a Constitutional guarantee of equal treatment for women.

The mind boggles at the process, the rows, the special interests, but anything that airs the derelict state of British democracy and tries to arouse the apathy of voters about "dry" constitutional questions has become a pressing necessity.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.